Jim Gray

CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- In a South Charlotte home, you will find the signs of glory on the gridiron. 'My football career was like a dream come true' said Joe DeLamielleure. The Hall of Fame lineman and blocker for O.J. Simpson is now 60 years old. He has 60-percent hearing loss from being slapped in the helmet by defensive linemen. 'I've had hundreds of minor concussions.' The walls of his garage are filled with his NFL friends who have died too young. 'Mike Webster died from concussions. Leon Gray, Jim Ringo, t

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Lexington, KY Mayor, Jim Newberry, recently made the statement that some people live their lives and nobody notices...their lives don't matter much. This offended the little known brother of the Easter Bunny, Fred E. Bunney. Fred E. Bunney heard that the mayoral candidates would be debating at the Clear Channel radio station on Leland Conway's show. The already upset hare, Mr. Bunney, decided to confront Mayor Newberry there at the radio station. Mayor Newberry had a change of heart and said that Fred's life mattered. However, Fred wanted the mayor to investigate the murder of a woman in 1999 possibly done by police officers. She was the subject when Mayor Newberry said...some people live their lives and nobody notices...their lives don't matter much. Mayor Newberry assured that he would 'try' to watch the 4 minute video after nine months of knowing about it and the issue being in the local news. Teresa Isaac, Jim Gray and Skip Horine all talk with Fred E. Bunney and give their take on the worthiness of each of our lives. At the end of the video Dave Wilson asks if a janitor, like himself, is a worthy life. 'The Lab Named Lloyd' (His stage name) also asked whether his life was a worthy one in Mayor Newberry's eyes. This video is done as a comedy and political satire however the issue raised is valid and one we should all be aware of as we meet people from all walks of life and all wealth backgrounds whom are EQUAL to us in every way. Christopher Hignite Copyright Monkey Press 2010 Photographers: Brandon Hignite/Christopher Hignite Produced and edited by: Christopher Hignite

California's ballot to legalize marijuana with Prop 19 failed to pass, and Kevin Pereira talks to Judge Jim Gray about the loss, the biggest misconceptions about the proposition, and how this affects the overall move to legalize the drug.